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Fanes-Sennes-Runde

landschaftlich extrem lohnende, spektakuläre Rundtour.

en Forstweg führt die Tour das Fanes-Tal entlang bis zuradfaf

Furkelpass / Piz da Peres

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Piz de Plaies

Rifugio Sennes, St. Vigil

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Fanes Senes MTB Tour: beautiful, smart, invincible

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A heroic ride through the empire of the Ladin legend Dolasila

She was beautiful, she was brave and she was smart: Dolasila, the Princess of Fanes and a legendary warrior, led her people on the battlefields of what is today the national park Fanes Senes Prags. Her story is packed with magical creatures and glorious victories, with treachery and deceit. Ride through the setting of this Ladin national epic on the Fanes Senes-Tour.

A Ladin Epic:

In ancient days the high plains of Fanes were ruled by a ruthless king. His beautiful daughter, however, was just the contrary. In a sign of gratitude for her compassion, the dwarfs at the Silver Lake in Canazei rewarded her with a white armour and unfailing arrows that made her invincible. After her first great battle at the Kronplatz the warrior led the Fanes people in a series of victories. Yet Dolasila was also exposed to treachery and deceit – from her enemies, but also from her own people...

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Definitely one of Europe‘s most beautiful cycling tours: The Fanes-Senes route leads smoothly from San Vigilio along a narrow toll road up to the Pederü refuge within the Nature Park. After 13 km of only a slight uphill slope, a partly steep gravel road takes you to the cosy Fanes refuge and on to Lé de Limo. Continue descending along the rocky gravel road in the direction of Cortina d‘Ampezzo. Shortly before the Fiames car park, the road leads back up the Malga Ra Stua refuge and on to the Sennes mountain inn, set in a breathtaking backdrop of Dolomite rocks and peaks. After descending to the Fodara Vedla refuge and Pederü, the smooth trail back to San Vigilio across the forest is yet another deserved treat for tired cyclists.

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• From San Vigilio to the Fanes Hut
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Fanes-Sennes-Tour

The Fanes-Sennes MTB tour leads from San Vigilio via the narrow 13-kilometre toll road slightly uphill to the Pederü hut in the Fannes Senes Braies nature park. Here begins a partly steep and rather bumpy dirt road that leads to the Fanes Hut and then to the Limojoch . Continue downhill towards Cortina d'Ampezzo. Just before the car park in Fiames, the partly steep, tarmac road climbs to the Malga Ra Stua hut and continues on to the Sennes hut. Afterwards, we descend to the Fodara-Vedla and Pederü huts and return to San Vigilio.

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Mountainbiketouren im Naturpark Fanes - Sennes mit St. Vigil

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Die Region erstreckt sich von Zwischenwasser auf die Fanes- und Sennesalm. Die Region wird einheitlich von den Dolomiten begrenzt. Hauptort ist St. Vigil.

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MTB tour Naturpark Fanes-Sennes-Prags

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Alpine pasture tour in the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park

Description

The Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park protects a fairytale landscape as well as the cultural heritage of the Ladin people, as the Ladin legends surrounding Queen Dolassilla originate right here.

Starting point of the tour

Destination of the tour.

Fodara Vedla Alm

Route description

The Tour de Force starts in  St. Vigil. From there, the route continues for 12 kilometres to Pederü and the steep ascent towards Fanes in the Dolomites. Once you reach the Limojoch, mountain bikers continue on gravel paths to Großfanes, turn left and take the descent to the main Cortina-Toblach road. Here bikers take the left-hand path to the Ra Stua Alp and return to Pederü and  St. Vigil via the Fodara Vedla Alp.

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Public transport

The trains stop in several villages in Pustertal. Bus connection to St. Vigil.

Brenner motorway A22, exit Brixen/Pustertal, direction Pustertal/Bruneck, provincial road 49 of the Pustertal valley

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Type of trail

Length 28.3 km

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From the car park on asphalt up to Rifugio Ra Stua, then on gravel up to Rifugio Fodera Vedla. From here, take the access road down to Peder. Left again on gravel uphill to the Fanes hut and on to the Limo lake in a great landscape. Down to Gran Fanes and out through the Val de Fanes to the starting point.

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4 klassische Mountainbike-Runden in den Dolomiten

Die Dolomiten sind ein wahrer Abenteuer-Spielplatz für Mountainbiker. Südtirol-Fan Riki Daurer zeigt euch 4 panoramareiche Umrundungen, die sich an einem Tag realisieren lassen.

Die hier vorgestellten Umrundungen verteilen sich quer über die verschiedenen Berggruppen. Gemeinsam haben sie die Länge und Schwierigkeit: Sie sind jeweils als Tagesunternehmungen mit ca. 1.600 zu bewältigenden Höhenmetern durchführbar.

1. Rund um den Langkofel

Die Langkofelgruppe zählt zu den bekanntesten Bergmassiven in den Dolomiten. Auf dieser Runde in den Grödner Dolomiten lassen sich der 3.181 m hohe Langkofel, der Sellastock und das Rosengartenmassiv bewundern. Start ist im Ort Wolkenstein oder bei der Talstation Piz Sella (Parkplatz oberhalb von Wolkenstein) oder auch in Canazei oder Campitello. Am Sellajoch und in Canazei tummeln sich meistens sehr viele Touristen.

Langkofel Umrundung

Beliebt auf bergwelten,  2. latemar-umrundung.

Die Umrundung des Latemar-Massivs kann von Obereggen auf der einen Seite oder Moena auf der anderen Seite gestartet werden. Diese Tour ist trotz der vielen Höhenmeter weniger anstrengend als die anderen hier vorgestellten, da der Großteil des Weges asphaltiert und der andere Teil sehr gut befahrbar ist. Etwas befremdlich erscheinen die vielen Bergbahnen am Passo Feudo, die von allen Richtung heraufführen. Eine Augenweide hingegen ist das geschützte Naturdenkmal Karersee.

Latemar-Umrundung

Auch beliebt, 3. vajolet-tal und kesselkogel.

Diese Tour besticht durch die durchwegs wunderschöne Umgebung. Anfangs schlängelt sich die Asphaltstraße hinauf zur Gardeccia Hütte. Ab der Gardeccia-Hütte geht es durchs Vajolet-Tal hinauf zur Grasleitenpasshütte , vorbei an der Vajolet- und Preusshütte. Diesen Abschnitt muss man sich allerdings mit einer Unzahl an Wanderern teilen, die per Shuttlebus bis zur Gardeccia-Hütte chauffiert werden. Spätestens ab der Grasleitenpasshütte ist man recht alleine – hier ist Trittsicherheit nötig, um sein Bike die letzten 200 Hm über einen wirklich alpinen, schmalen Pfad in Absturzgelände rauf auf den Antermoiapass zu tragen. Doch der Ausblick am Pass entschädigt für die Mühen. Der nächste Abschnitt durchs Antermoiatal besticht mit ausufernden Schotterfelderen und dadurch einer wunderschön geformten Landschaft, bis man den Antermoiasee erreicht. Über den Donapass fährt man ins Val Udai – umgeben von weiten, hohen Grashängen.

Vajolet-Tal

4. kreuzkofel-umrundung.

Eine schöne Runde im Naturpark-Fanes-Sennes-Prags in den Pragser Dolomiten und der Fanesgruppe. Die Runde ist lang und anstregend, aber auch bei dieser Tour entschädigt das Dolomitenpanorama für die Mühen: wunderschön ist der Bereich vom Limojoch bis zur Gran-Fanes-Alm .

Kreuzkofel Umrundung

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Übernachten

Wir waren mit dem Wohnmobil unterwegs und hier profitiert man von der Wohnmobil-Freundlichkeit der Italiener. So gibt es über Wolkenstein und unter der Langkofel-Gruppe einen wunderschönen Stellplatz mit WC-Anlagen und Trinkwasser – Talstation Piz Sella .

Ebenso zwischen Predazzo und Moena bei der Bar Il Giardino, direkt am Fluß und am Radweg. Hier geht's zur Webseite Camper Giardino .

Auch ohne Wohnmobil gibt es in den Regionen ausreichend Hotels und Pensionen, allerdings ist die Auslastung in der Hochsaison schon sehr stark, daher sollte man am besten früh reservieren.

Cortina d’Ampezzo sollte man unbedingt besuchen – eine sehr umtriebige Stadt in den Dolomiten. Restaurants und Cafes sind eher abseits der Hauptstraße empfehlenswert, das Zentrum gibt sich doch sehr touristisch.

Unweit von Cortina findet man das Wahrzeichen der Dolomiten schlechthin – die berühmten Drei Zinnen. Ist man also einmal in der Gegend, lohnt sich die circa halbstündige Autofahrt vorbei am malerischen Misurinasee hinauf zu den Zinnen sicherlich (Mautstraße).

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Video: Radtourentipp: Fanes-Sennes-Runde

Die fanes-sennes-runde ist eine landschaftlich sehr reizvolle und durchwegs herausfordernde mtb-tour im naturpark fanes-sennes-prags: sowohl im aufstieg als auch bergab wird fahrtechnisch einiges abverlangt. wir starten in st. vigil in enneberg und fahren über den limopass und den limosee bis zur sennes hütte (2.116 m ü.d.m.) und steil bergab zurück zu unserem ausgangspunkt.

St. Vigil in Enneberg

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Bikes, Birkenstocks and a high-altitude microbrewery – An overnighter in the UNESCO-listed Fannes Sennes Braies Nature Park

Raise your hand if you’ve ever spent the night in a brewery. What about Europe’s highest microbrewery? Nope? Us neither. So, time to pack our toothbrushes, some thick socks, gather some mates and work up a thirst on our way through this UNESCO World Heritage Site in the shadow of the imposing peaks of the Dolomites towards said gaff.

There’s no bad route choice when it comes to this area. Whether you’re making tracks for a multi-day hut-to-hut adventure or roaming for one precious day on foot or by bike, this UNESCO-listed region is basically a fairytale with accessible high altitude plateaus and views you’ll want to capture and take home with you for eternity. For the hardy ones out there, there’s no shortage of summits to bag – the Croda Rossa and the Conturines should definitely be on your list. Here amongst the pretty peaks, we felt the need to switch off from the furore and intense testing of the Design & Innovation Award and escape civilization on an adventure ride in Tour mode. Direction: the high-altitude Lavarella hut with its microbrewery. According to local Ladin legend, here’s where we’d find a throat-soothing balm.

We set off from the Excelsior Dolomites Life Resort in San Vigilio di Marebbe , which is just the ticket for a rustic-luxe mountain biking base. This location has all the exceptional facilities that mean we need little convincing to return year after year for the Design & Innovation Award. In a rare moment of downtime, look for us in the rooftop infinity pool or one of the saunas. The service is first-rate, the kitchen knows how to please, and the Alpine décor has got the balance of understated elegance and cosiness dialled in. What else is great? The Excelsior could not be better placed for adventures of any scale or undertaking. With so much to choose from, outdoor enthusiasts should refer to hotelier and mountain biker Werner Call and his team for local tips on where to go and what to do, whether it’s hiking, climbing, riding or ziplining.

With riding on the agenda for us, we pedal out of the cute village and almost immediately into Val Pederü, with its countless crystal-clear mountain streams and emerald-coloured lakes. There are no heaving masses of crowds here like you get at the Tour de France, but if it’s true alone-time you’re looking for then look elsewhere as cows, goats, horses line the road. As you venture further up the valley, info boards and wooden carvings recount local myths and acquaint you with the unique Ladin culture, which is such a rich and authentic element of this virtually unspoilt region. Ladin is spoken by approximately 30,000 people but this mountain culture is all-pervasive when it comes to the region’s cuisine, customs and tradition. We stop briefly to fill up our water bottles at a spring before continuing up the gravelly corkscrew turns, each corner giving us a requisite hit of mind-blowing views to ease the effort. From down below, it’s not always easy to comprehend the vast trail network that’s concealed on the mountainsides, with more than 200 km for mountain bikes and 300 km for hikers to roam.

As the air gets thinner, the outside world feels further away and even though we’re climbing pretty vertiginously, there’s a sense that we’re somehow powering down. We greet a sprinkling of hikers on the trail and look incredulously back and forth at the views across the sweeping valley and each other to see if they’re responding with the same awe. After a good three hours with a few mandatory photo stops, we’ve made it. Unlike normal life, we’re stunned, choosing to gawp at the view instead of drowning it out with chatter. Silence like this is rare, interrupted only by the gentle gurgle of a nearby stream, and we want to make the most of this moment. The Lavarella mountain hut, a microbrewery-cum-shelter perched at 2,050 metres above sea level, is now within sight. We replace our riding shoes for Birkenstocks and prop our bikes next to huge barrels in the cellar. Gábor, who’s in charge of the hut, gives us a quick tour and shows us our rustic, low-key bedroom. From here, we creak over the floorboards towards the dining room. As the bikes recharge below us, we do the same with some appetizing mountain fare and beer that’s been brewed on site. The choice between an IPA, a pale, dark or wheat beer is easy: we’ll take all of them. The internet isn’t on full-time at the hut so there’s no chance we’re doing any updates; this is a trip we’ll smugly keep between ourselves for now.

Awaking to a hearty mountain hut breakfast and only a hint of a hangover that’s eased by the panorama, we make tracks back along the route we came up. If we hadn’t slept up here, it’s questionable whether we would have got down safely under the influence of a few beers. We ride down in a line, falling into the natural rhythm and surfing the flow of the trail, sharing the whoops and hollas as we tackle each section. It’s such top-drawer riding that it doesn’t need words.

We’ve come across pure trail treasure in the Fanes Sennes Braies Nature Park, which is why we find ourselves back here each year for the annual awards. With ever-changing scenery and ground conditions, plus trails and tracks for every level of rider, you have all the ingredients that let us determine what works and what doesn’t on the industry’s leading bikes and equipment. With no hiding places in such a feature-laden landscape, working out whether something is marketing hype or true innovation isn’t particularly hard. Those that come out best ride away with the accolades of a Design & Innovation Award.

Keen to have a go at our test loops? Good choice. Head out from San Vigilio and wind your way up the uphill flow, gorging on the mountain views (eyes up for the Pederü hut) but always keep your line choice in check. Beginners and pros alike can get their kicks here, but more advanced riders should also consider riding up to the Fanes or Lavarella huts . If you’re on an eMTB, stick to Tour mode and indulge in the views. Climbing inevitably comes, so expect never-ending corkscrews up to charming mountain plateaus, taking you past the glittering Limo Lake before passing the summit of the Limojoch on route to the Fanes hut, tucked in the eponymously named Alpe di Fanes. From here, keep going a short distance to reach the Lavarella hut, where you can feast your eyes on the scenery and order some micro-brewed high-altitude beer and hearty food. Once you’ve had your fill, turn around and coast down the endless singletrack as a reward.

Whether you’re escaping the turbulence of life for a night, a handful of nights or just a few hours, the Dolomites are prime territory – just make sure there’s space on your phone for at least 10 gb of new photos. Rugged and remote, the Fanes Sennes Braies Nature Park will steal not only your heart but also your ability to form coherent sentences. It’s one of those rare captivating locations that has cross-generational, pan-ability appeal. What’s missing, if anything? Well, there’s no sea view.

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This challenging but scenic circular tour takes you into the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park. Impressive rock formations, picturesque alpine pastures, rustic huts and 1,400 meters of altitude await you. Be careful on the very steep pushing or carrying section down to the Capanna Alpina.

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